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Squam Lakes Association
Добавлен 18 мар 2020
The Squam Lakes Association is dedicated to conserving for public benefit the natural beauty, peaceful character and resources of the watershed. In collaboration with local and state partners the SLA promotes the protection, careful use and shared enjoyment of the lakes, mountains, forests, open spaces and wildlife of the Squam Lakes region.
Stormwater Remediation Efforts on Range Road, Squam Lake
A reinforced stone infiltration trench was built at the base of Range Road to capture and clean stormwater. This infiltration trench will collect stormwater in a stabilized area, slowing its flow and speed, and allowing it to settle through the rocks. Slowing the water's speed allows it to filter through the infiltration trench while removing sediment.
This project will help preserve and protect the quality of the Squam Watershed by preventing those sediments and nutrients from entering Cotton Cove. Special thanks to the landowners, the Range Road Association, the Laughing Bear Cottages, and RS Eastman for their cooperation and combined efforts to protect the Squam Lakes.
This project will help preserve and protect the quality of the Squam Watershed by preventing those sediments and nutrients from entering Cotton Cove. Special thanks to the landowners, the Range Road Association, the Laughing Bear Cottages, and RS Eastman for their cooperation and combined efforts to protect the Squam Lakes.
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May 2024 Campus Renovation Update
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Progress on the Squam Lakes Association's building renovation is moving quickly! In this video, our Executive Director, EB James gives us a quick update on how things are going!
May 2024 Campus Renovation Update - Squam Lakes Association
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Progress on the Squam Lakes Association's building renovation is moving quickly! Take a walk-through of the progress with Executive Director, EB James.
AmeriCorps Week Celebration Video
Просмотров 245 месяцев назад
Happy AmeriCorps Week! We're having a week long celebration of AmeriCorps, with interviews from our members & staff, instagram story takeovers from our Lakes Region Conservation Corps members, and photos of all the programs and fun our AmeriCorps members have while serving at the Squam Lakes Association. In this video, get to know our Lakes Region Conservation Corps AmeriCorps program, what our...
Winterfest 2024
Просмотров 1596 месяцев назад
Winterfest on Saturday was a blast! The weather was great and it even snowed for a short bit, leaving the campus with a light blanket of snow. The festivities were able to bring the community together to celebrate Winter fun! Some highlights of the day included: Ice skating on Piper Cove, sledding down our hill and exploring the quinzhee (a shelter made from snow), admiring the snapping turtle ...
Invasive Spiny Water Flea Confirmed in Lake Winnipesaukee
Просмотров 41210 месяцев назад
The SLA's Director of Conservation, Cole Beale, discusses the invasive spiny water flea that was recently discovered in Lake Winnipesaukee.
Squam Ridge Race | 2023 Recap
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Relive the unforgettable moments from the 2023 Squam Ridge Race! No rain, just pure excitement and camaraderie as participants conquered the challenging terrain.
Get to know our milfoil removal vessel, Millie!
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In this video, Alexa Cetta, Lakes Region Conservation Core and AmeriCorp Member, discusses our upgraded invasive milfoil removal boat "Millie". Millie is custom-built to suit our needs and utilizes a DASH system (Diver-Assisted Suction Harvester). Special thanks to the NH Department of Environmental Services Aquatic Exotic Plant Control Project and the NH Conservation Commission Moose Plate Gra...
July Campaign Update: New Electric-Powered Pontoon Boat, Completed Watershed Projects, & More
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In this video, Executive Director EB James shares the remarkable progress we've made over the past few months. These updates include: 🚤 The launch of our new electric-powered pontoon boat 🏞️ Completed projects in Sandwich and on Coolidge Farm Road 💧 Rolling out the LakeSmart Program 🔬 Algae growth monitoring in collaboration with the Jefferson Project at Lake George 🛥️ Millie 2 Launch - A Brand...
Millie
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The Squam Lakes Association has been at the forefront of the battle against invasive Variable Milfoil in within the Squam Watershed. For many years, our Lakes Region Conservation Corps members, and the Conservation Interns before them, have tirelessly removed this aquatic plant by scuba diving. We are excited to announce that we have acquired a new milfoil removal boat, made with more sustainab...
Why SLA monitors Chlorophyll
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One of the things we look for when studying the water quality of the Squam Watershed is Chlorophyll. Chlorophyll is indicative of green algae & cyanobacteria growth. Listen to our Director of Conservation, Cole Beale, explain why it is important to us. #squamlakesassociation #WaterQuality #SquamLake #ResearchPlanAct #lakesregionnh #SquamWatershedCampaign #water #science
Whitten Woods Bike Trail Opening
Просмотров 261Год назад
Our new bike trails have opened up at Whitten Woods! Watch footage from the opening event, where Katri Gurney, SLA's Director of Trails & Access, talks about the planning and creation of the trails last year. Grab your bike and head over to test them out yourself! #squamlakesassociation #hiking #trailmaintenance #trailwork #conservation #ResearchPlanAct #SquamWatershedCampaign #biketrails #trai...
Watershed Plan Implementation: Sandwich Beach Erosion Control
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The Squam Lakes Association partnered with the Merrimack River Watershed Council, USDA Forest Service, Sandwich Town Parks & Recreation, and the Sandwich Town Board and Conservation Commission to implement the first of many projects outlined in our Squam Watershed Management Plan. On Saturday, May 6th, volunteers came out to Sandwich beach to help us plant over 80 shrubs and saplings to prevent...
The Ice is out, its time to Act!- Campaign Update
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The Ice is out, its time to Act!- Campaign Update
Jon Harris Extended Interview Squam 2022
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Jon Harris Extended Interview Squam 2022
Rebecca Hanson Extended Interview Squam 2022
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Rebecca Hanson Extended Interview Squam 2022
Joe Boyer Extended Interview Squam 2022
Просмотров 912 года назад
Joe Boyer Extended Interview Squam 2022
Caterpillars Count: Why you should love caterpillars and learn how to track them!
Просмотров 383 года назад
Caterpillars Count: Why you should love caterpillars and learn how to track them!
Squam Speaker Series Ridj it An Outdoor Adventure Platform
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Squam Speaker Series Ridj it An Outdoor Adventure Platform
Recording of Walking In the Woods: An Intro to Backpacking
Просмотров 523 года назад
Recording of Walking In the Woods: An Intro to Backpacking
Fantastic collaboration by the SLA & property owners - great work!
Thanks for taking of Squam….enjoy…..
Thanks for showing us how it is done and for all your hard work.
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Nice job, Cole, updating the community regarding the latest invasive species. The video is well done and to the point.
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That’s awesome! What does SLA plan to do with the old Millie? Might have to take the trek up to NH and say goodbye to it haha
Can’t wait… we hike it every year
Absolutely gorgeous presentation my friend 🔥🔥
Crossbow spray is the only effective way to get rid of multiflora rose, I am an expert I have fighting the plant my whole life. You cannot get rid of it by hand you will need a trackhoe or a skidsteer with a brush grinder. She did a great job of helping you identify the the plant but everything else is bullshit
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Are these what i think it is or tadpoles
:) good video
I dont like them, too many thorns and will take over an area fast. I will start cutting them totally down I used to just trim them like once or twice a year
Is this resistant for fusarium wilt and nematode
It is incredible, save environment and our money in the same time plus give us great compost material to growing plants :-) Good job.
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This is an excellent identification video. Thank you so much for your efforts!
I'm always heartbroken thinning out the bittersweet nightshade. This is a perfect way to make use of the vines and honor the plant. <3
You mean to tell me goats don’t get the thorns stuck in their tongues?
Great info! This has helped me tremendously to identify both native & invasive types on my property, have been struggling with this for years. Thank you!
That’s so cool man. This video deserves more views
You're awesome!
How did I get to this
Great video. How close should wood ducks be? I live back on a swamp, but I don't want to put them too close.
Me whos intentionally growing this rose: hmm interesting
Have you thought about growing native roses instead? Also, I'm curious why are you intentionally growing multiflora rose?
@@lotusholistichealing well I haven’t found any native roses in my area, the only ones I’ve seen are canina, rugosa multiflora, and hybrids of those. I’m actually planning on growing the multiflora for a rootstock because I want to try grafting for the first time
I'm rooting them as well right now,can you not use this rose as you do all other Rose's as far as the hips,petals etc,as well I plan to use what I believe are the Carolina rose growing here as well,plus the fragrance of the multiflora is out of this world
@@andrewjames9065 So is the fragrance of honeysuckle, but I still want to remove it.
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Nice video!
The IRS has repeatedly warned that partners involved in targeted syndicated conservation easements face the imposition of penalties, which could include: · An accuracy-related penalty under section 6662 (calculated in many cases at a 40 percent rate) · Alternatively, an accuracy-related penalty under section 6662A (calculated at either the 20 percent rate or 30 percent rate in the case of a non disclosed transaction). · The 75 percent civil fraud penalty under section 6663, in appropriate cases. Lance Wallach receives hundreds of calls annually to help people fight the IRS and get their money back from the promoters of these scams. Google Lance Wallach and your advisor, Who do you trust? 516-236-8440 wallachinc@gmail.com
The IRS previously identified certain syndicated conservation easements as “listed transactions” under Notice 2017-10-specifically, transactions for which investors in pass-through entities receive promotional material offering the possibility of a charitable contribution deduction worth at least two and half times their investment. Today’s release indicates that for many of these transactions, the deduction taken is significantly higher than 250% of the investment. Syndicated Conservation easements were included on the IRS’s 2019 “dirty dozen” list of tax scams to avoid. Contact Lance Wallach before it's too late. 516-236-8440 Wallachinc@gmail.com
Conservation easements and Captive insurance, here comes the IRS With the increased reporting requirements, IRS audits of CONSERVATION easement transactions have greatly increased. Instead of working collaboratively with taxpayers to seek a reasonable resolution, Revenue Agents are being directed to disallow deductions no matter what. With a high percentage of cases headed to litigation, taxpayers need to take every step to protect themselves now. Contact the office of Lance Wallach 516-236-8440 wallachinc@gmail.com
On Monday, December 21, 2020, Stein and Corey Agee of Atlanta, Georgia entered guilty pleas in federal court to conspiracy charges related to their roles in syndicated conservation easement transactions. These are the first guilty pleas related to the continuing IRS and Department of Justice criminal investigations across the country pertaining to easement transactions. In December 2017, the IRS issued Notice 2017-10, designating certain syndicated conservation easements as “listed transactions,” which are subject to significant scrutiny. The IRS has since announced syndicated conservation easement transactions as an area of focus for enforcement, by launching a Large Business & International Division (“LB&I”) compliance campaign in September 2018 and by including these transactions on the IRS’s annual “Dirty Dozen” list of tax scams in 2019 and 2020. In November 2019, with IR-2019-182, the IRS announced a “significant increase in enforcement actions,” explaining that coordinated examinations were being conducted by three IRS divisions: LB&I, Small Business & Self-Employed (“SBSE”), and Tax Exempt and Government Entities (“TGE”). The IRS also noted that it was working closely with the Department of Justice to pursue wrongdoers. The IRS explained they would be casting a broad net, pursuing those who promoted, assisted (e.g., appraisers and return prepayers), or participated in the transactions. Increased enforcement has resulted in many IRS victories in conservation easement cases. On October 1, 2020, IRS news release IR-2020-228 emphasized the IRS’s continued efforts to combat abusive syndicated conservation easement transactions. Lance Wallach has received hundreds of phone calls to fight the IRS and sue the promoters of these easement scams. call 516-236-8440. As an expert witness Lance Wallach has never lost a case. Google him and your advisor, Who do YOU trust. Wallachinc@gmail.com
Really good video. Great tips that enable positive I.D. You have a pleasant voice and good command of the subject matter.
Really nice hike !
A good pair of gloves for sure and a pair of shorts ??
I find even long pants can't battle against those thorns.
Thanks for the info Very interesting
Thank you. I just bought my own property and have been surveying the plants. Great presentation!
Saw a lot of this in Squam in July. Thank you for the video!
Very informative, great presentation, useful information.
Thank you so much for this!!
I love this!! Thank you! We used to hear the peepers where we lived before but now we're not near the right type of water. So nice to hear.
I love wood ducks :)
I'm sitting her in suburban Philly reminiscing of my Tuesday night sail last August with SQA -- what a great find!!!--- currently planning a virtual lesson for my classroom and this is a perfect link to share with them. Love the 'fun' delivery of great information! The black/white 'talkie' paddle.... priceless!
WOW this is really good and just the sort of thing the world needs now! Thanks for making and sharing this!!
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